JarrodBrower1495

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JarrodBrower1495

JarrodBrower1495

@brower1495

Katılım Ocak 2019
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Movie Moments Analyst
Movie Moments Analyst@Real_Moviescene·
Brad Pitt publicly hated Troy (2004) and regretted taking the role. Pitt took the role because he needed to fulfill a commitment after withdrawing from another Warner Bros. project. To avoid legal and financial penalties, Brad Pitt agreed to star in Troy instead. He called it "a commercial kind of thing," saying the storytelling lacked mystery because the camera was always focused on him as the hero. Even so, he committed fully to Achilles. Pitt spent nearly 6 months training in sword fighting, boxing, sprinting, and weightlifting, gaining around 10–15 pounds (4.5–7 kg) of lean muscle to resemble ancient Greek statues. While filming, he ironically tore his Achilles tendon during a battle scene, delaying production. Looking back, Pitt admitted, "I chunked that scene... I blew that scene. It could be better. I would love another shot at it." Ironically, many fans and critiques believe that the flatness actually works for Achilles in the film — a character who doesn’t care about anything except winning battles.
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NEMESIS
NEMESIS@NemesisReigns·
Antinous (Robert Pattinson) saying "Somebody get these beggers out of here!" Meme template 4K (60 FPS) #TheOdyssey
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K-Dub
K-Dub@MrKdub·
When people ask why I woke up an hour early for school when I was in high school…
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Nostalgia
Nostalgia@NostalgiaYZ·
One of the greatest snowboarding games.
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koreanoli
koreanoli@koreanoli·
Powerful enough to leave a grown man in tears 💔
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Moviewise
Moviewise@MrMoviewise·
“Should I keep tapping Charlize Theron or go home to Anne Hathaway?” Finally a film with a relatable dilemma
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alan b.
alan b.@inceptstellar·
apple store employees when you ask them if the phone you just bought for $2000 has a charger included
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@Kismetse0nur·
Filmin en saçma sahnesiydi. Orijinal hikayede Odysseus mağarada tepegözle karşılaştığında onunla konuşur. Burada ne aradıklarını sorar. Troya’dan döndüklerini, ikram istediklerini söyler. Cyclops “burada Zeus’un kuralları geçmez” der. İki adamını yer. Uyur. Ertesi gün odysseus merhamet ister. Merhamet olarak en son onu yiyeceğini söyler. Odysseus ile şarap içmeye başlarlar. Odysseus’a ismini sorar. O da kendini -Outis- yani “hiç kimse” olarak tanıtır. Dev çok sarhoş olup bayılır. Sahnedeki gibi kör edilir. Bağırmaya başlayınca diğer devler gelir. Ona kimin saldırdığını sorarlar. O da “hiç kimse” diye cevap verir. Böylece de mağaradan kurtulurlar. Odysseus çok kibirli biri olduğu için bu işi kendinin yaptığının bilinmesini ister. Gemiye kadar onu takip eden tepegöze “Ben Odysseus” diyerek bağırır. Fakat devin Poseidon’un oğlu olduğunu bilmemektedir. Dev, babası Poseidon’a seslenir. “Oğlunu Odysseus kör etti. Ya ölsün, ya da evine geç dönsün. Her şeyini kaybetsin” Böylece Odysseus’un evine geç dönüşünün tanrısal sebebi açıklanır. Nolan maalesef en kilit bu noktayı işlemedi.
MemeOfSteel@MemeOfSteel_

Why did Odysseus shoot the Cyclops after escaping?

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Billy Jarrett
Billy Jarrett@billyjarrettugh·
The one time Matt Damon made it home
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zaso ✟ 📹
zaso ✟ 📹@ev1lzaso·
when the tablet asks me to add a tip
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JarrodBrower1495@brower1495·
@dhanlin3 @ScottHanson Life long Raider Fan here… the “you were never a player” would never have been used on Madden bc he Knew Ball… the one on tv that are getting told it “Think” they know ball… its used on those that think they know instead of actual know
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Invisible Derek
Invisible Derek@dhanlin3·
@brower1495 @ScottHanson John Madden never played in the NFL. His corpse knows more football knowledge than all but maybe 5 current/former players ever
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Scott Hanson
Scott Hanson@ScottHanson·
Here is what former Pros who drop the “you never played” card don’t understand: Your playing experience 100% gives you a deep reservoir from which to form correct opinions. It does not automatically give you correct opinions.
Chase Snyder@ChasingSnyder

Why Schrager got so defensive: he experienced this “you never played” card before with DeAngelo Williams pointing directly at him and Kyle Brandt after Kay Adams and them picked the Patriots to beat the Steelers by 3 in 2017. Nate Burleson stood up for them. Patriots won…27-24.

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Chase Snyder
Chase Snyder@ChasingSnyder·
Why Schrager got so defensive: he experienced this “you never played” card before with DeAngelo Williams pointing directly at him and Kyle Brandt after Kay Adams and them picked the Patriots to beat the Steelers by 3 in 2017. Nate Burleson stood up for them. Patriots won…27-24.
Chase Snyder@ChasingSnyder

Ryan Clark was flat out fired. Didn’t even let his contract run out. Marchand directly pointed to Clark playing the dumbest “you never played card” on Peter Schrager for being the tipping point. You play this card, you lose my respect as an analyst.

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DMVHouseOfStark
DMVHouseOfStark@liam_gallgherSr·
There was a time when my TV stayed on ESPN...Stu Scott, Dan Patrick, Kenny Mayne, Rich Eisen, Suzy Kolber, Robin Roberts...watched morning, evening and late night Sportscenter showings and everything between. What a joke that station has become...just a 2 (annoying) man show now.
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